Holiday tournament roundups with scattered college results
A dense listing of tournament results from multiple early season events across the country. Scores include St John’s over LaSalle 7Bn to 7, Princeton 79 over Syracuse 69, Michigan 9 over Manhattan 77, Cincinnati 83 over Temple 54, and many more across venues such as Saint Joseph’s in Pennsylvania and the Los Angeles Classic. Various consolation and overtime outcomes are noted, with teams like Indiana, St. Louis, Memphis State, UCLA, Santa Monica, and Florida State among those listed.
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St John’s
LaSalle
Princeton
Syracuse
Michigan
Manhattan
Cincinnati
Temple
St. Joseph's
Ilinois
Wichita
Villanova
NYU
Holy Cross
Penn
Pittsburgh
Hawks fire coach. Guerin takes over for remainder
St Louis Hawks fire coach Harry Gallatin and name Richie Guerin as interim for the rest of the season. In other notes, Wichita nears ranked Michigan in the AP poll and racing reports highlight Don Brumfield’s three straight wins at Tropical Park with Ou of Pocket winning the feature at 12.40.
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ST. Louis
Harry Gallatin
St. Louis Hawks
Richie Guerin
Wichita
Michigan
Miami
Don Brumfield
Tropical Park
New Orleans
Herb Scott
Fair
Dick Sikes Named PGA Rookie of the Year in 1964
Dick Sikes of Springdale Arkansas was named 1964 pro golf rookie of the year by Golf Digest. He earned 28353 dollars and 9 cents while playing in fewer than half of the PGA Tour events to finish his studies at the University of Arkansas.
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Norwalk
Orange Coach Pins Hopes On Soph Back in Sugar Bowl
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder seeks to prove Eastern football quality against LSU in the Sugar Bowl. Sophomore halfback Floyd Little emerges as the Orange’s key playmaker with 828 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns, earning praise after a standout season that included a 159-yard showcase against Army.
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NEW Orleans
Ben Schwartzwalder
Syracuse
East
Dixie
Hell
Orangemen
Louisiana State
Schwartzwalder
Alabama
Jimmy Brown
Ernie Davis
Little
Pensacola
Fla
New Haven
Conn
Dietzel
LSU
Michigan Leads UPI College Basketball Rankings
UPI standings through Saturday December 26 show Michigan first with 335 points and 6-1 record, followed by Wichita 310 points, 6-1, Minnesota 220 with 6-0, San Francisco 211, UCLA 192, Indiana 118, Duke 108, Illinois 103, St. Louis 79, Davidson 52, St Josephs 45, Vanderbilt 42, Villanova 26, Tennessee 21, Utah 14, Kansas 11, Brigham Young 8, Kansas State 6, and a three-way tie at 5 for New Mexico Seattle and Kentucky.
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Lawa
Southern California
Minnesota
Washington
Utah
Michigan State
UCLA
Arizona
San Francisco
Pepperdine
San Jose State
St. Mary's
Calif
Northwestern
Washington State
Oregon State
Army
Kavier
Union
Louisian
Brigham Young
Craig DePaul
Florida State
Oklahoma City
Rice
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Davidson
Alabama
Ohio U
Duaresne
Maryland
Tulsa
Miami
Fla
Yale
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Houston
Clemson
Auburn
Baylor
Furman
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Subpac
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Quincy College
Carson-Newman
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Kentucky State
Oklahoma Baptist
Rockhurst
St. Cloud
Quincy
Hays
Central Oklahoma
Western New Mexico
Washourn
Yankton
St Joseph's
William Jewell
Adams State
Chadron
Georaetown
Henderson
Arkansas State
Mardina
New York
UPI
United Press International
Michigan
Wichita
Indiana
Duke
Illnois
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St. Joseph's
Vanderbilt
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Tennessee
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Seattle
Kentucky
Oasis Michigan
Hingis
Logiana i
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Cincinnati
Vidson
Tne
Monica
Providence
Ennessee
Utan
Michigan and Wichita Star in Holiday Festival Showdowns
Michigan guard Cazzie Russell scored 36 points to lead the No. 1 Wolverines past Manhattan 90 77 in the ECAC Holiday Festival first round in New York. Wichita State’s Dave Stallworth poured in 20 of 29 after halftime as the No. 2 team rallied to defeat Villanova 86 74 and reach the Quaker City final in Philadelphia. Nine of the AP top ten teams played in recent tournaments with St. Joseph’s upsetting Illinois 75 71 to reach the Quaker City final against Wichita. Indiana trimmed St. Louis 98 68 as a late surge sealed the win.
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New York Af
Chico State
Certrali Wa Inaion
Lewis & Clark
Sacramento State
Dana
Midland
Kearney
Huron Plainsman
Kiwron
Southern
Northern
General Meadie
Moorhead State
Minot
North Dakota
Jenny's
Ion
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St Thomas
Corcordia
Minn
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Beatrice
Deane
Central Methodist
Peru
Tarkio
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Newark State
Island
Quinnipiac
Dartmouth
Massachusetts
Wyoming
Hifornia
Tulane
Texas State
Idaho State
Ae in-Simmons
North Texas State
Associated Press
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Wichita
Illinois
St. Louis
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
Illini
Quaker City
Hawks
Davidson
St. John’s
N.Y St. Louis
Indiana
Duke
Blue Devils
Ohio State
Russell
Wolverines
Cazzie
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Tigers
Syracuse
Cincinnati
St. John's
Bearcats
Temple
Redmen
LaSalle
Villanova
Stallworth
Kelly Pete
Dave Leach
Pete
Wheatshockers
Jim Washington
Cliff Anderson
Tom Duff
Anderson
Skip Thoren
van Arsdale Twins
Tom
Hoosier
Jon McGlocklin
Dick van Arsdale
Memphis State
John Willman
Minnesota
Archie Clark
Lou Hudson
Gophers
Michigan State
Utah
George Fisher
Utes
Bill Curtis
Spartans
UCLA
Arizona
Bruins
Gail Goodrich
Ollie Johnson
Joe Ellis
San Francisco
Hoo siers,GPII clash for Monroe State Classic title
In Monroe Louisiana Tuesday December 29 1964 the Hoosiers 8 0 face host team in a 95 92 overtime win over Southern Methodist for the title. West Coast results feature Minnesota UCLA Utah and San Francisco advancing in LA Classic with top players Russell Cazzie Bradley and Goodrich leading various winners. Memphis State George Fisher and other NCAA teams post impressive scores in regional tournaments.
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Hoosiers
Southern Methodist
Minnesota
San Francisco
Washington
Gophers
Dons
Minnesotas
Pepperdine
UCLA
Utah
Iowa
Los Angeles
Bruins
Illinois
Arizona
Michigan State
Southern California
SEC Cage Teams Suffer Beatings In Nonleague Play
Four SEC teams faced non league opponents with mixed results. Alabama lost 79 65 to Duke, Xavier beat LSU 93 87, California overwhelmed Tulane 86 59, while Davidson led by Dick Snyder edged Alabama in a high scoring tilt. Several teams head into consolation games and upcoming tournaments.
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Wavinson
Alabama
Xavier
Louisiana State
California
Tulane
SEC
Dick Snyder
Davidson
Crimson Tide
Bob Hickey
Joe Newton
Auburn
Clemson
South Carolina
Jim Sutherland
Buddy Benedict
Vanderbilt Favored in Sugar Bowl Tournament Opener
Vanderbilt led by Clyde Lee and a strong SEC legacy opens as slight favorite in the Sugar Bowl Basketball Tournament in New Orleans. Louisville faces Georgia Tech while Vanderbilt meets Texas Tech, with Tech boasting Dub Malaise and Harold Denney as key scorers.
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New Orleans
Vanderbilt
Clyde Lee
Tanight
Cardinals
Louisville
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
Commodores
Nashville
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Auburn
Lee
Commodore
Harold Denney
Gene Gibson
Bernard Hickman
Accuse Bills Colts Bonus Payments Denied by Clubs
Bills president Ralph Wilson denied reports he paid each player 2000 for beating the Chargers for the AFL title. Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom faced similar claims of 2500 per player as unofficial incentives after their Western Division win. NFL rules bar game or title bonuses and Rozelle said he will review the Baltimore claim.
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Buffalo Bills
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Ralph Wilson
Bills
San Diego Chargers
AFL
Joe Foss
Wilson
Baltimore News-American
John Steadman
Carroll Rosenbloom
Colts
Cleveland Browns
Steadman
NFL
Pete Rozelle
Baltimore Report
Rosenbloom
Rozelle
Bonita Holiday Tournament Set With Fourteen Contenders
Fourteen teams enter the Bonita Holiday Tournament in Bonita Louisiana with nine girls and five boys squads. Action runs Wednesday to Saturday with games starting 4 p.m. Wednesday and finals at 7 and 8 15 p.m. Saturday. Participating towns include Wilmot Ark Bonita Sterlington and St Frederick of Monroe. Calhoun boys make their first appearance.
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Wilmot
Ark
Sterlington
St. Frederick
Monroe
Calhoun
Bastrop
Linville
Epps
Portland
McGehee
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Red) Davis
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